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Toronto office landlords reduce tenant incentives as demand for space rises

Power has shifted since a year ago, when tenants had a host of options and were being wooed by brokers and landlords
Office towers and other areas of Toronto are photographed from the CN Tower’s main observation level on Jan 29, 2024. (Fred Lum/The Globe and Mail)
Israel

Shooting at Jerusalem bus stop kills at least six, Israeli officials say

War in Gaza has sparked a surge of violence in Israeli-occupied West Bank and Israel
Members of Israel's ZAKA search and rescue emergency services collect samples at the scene of a shooting at the Ramot road junction in Israeli-annexed east Jerusalem on September 8, 2025. Palestinian gunmen opened fire at a bus stop in Israeli-annexed east Jerusalem on September 8, killing five people and wounding several others. Israeli emergency service Magen David Adom (MDA) said there were five victims dead in the shooting attack, updating an earlier toll of four. Police said the two gunmen were also killed. (Photo by Menahem KAHANA / AFP) (Photo by MENAHEM KAHANA/AFP via Getty Images)

Israeli Defence Minister vows ‘hurricane’ of strikes on Gaza to force Hamas to accept surrender demand

Spain bans entry of ships and planes carrying Israel-bound weapons

europe

France’s Prime Minister François Bayrou loses vote of confidence, will be forced out

President Emmanuel Macron will now have to appoint a new prime minister for the third time in a year
French Prime Minister Francois Bayrou talks with French Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau before the result of a confidence vote during an extraordinary session at the National Assembly in Paris, France, September 8, 2025. REUTERS/Benoit Tessier
u.s. immigration

Russian dissidents in U.S. warn of deportation unless Canada intervenes

ICE has already sent at least 80 people back to Russia this summer. Activists say a third mass-deportation flight is expected in the coming weeks
Vladimir Kraznov who helped organize protests in Moscow is support of Alexey Navalny , lost his asylum appeal in the US and fears deportation back to Russia if Canada doesn’t intervene. Photo supplied by Vladimir Kraznov

U.S. Supreme Court lifts restrictions on L.A. immigration stops for federal agents

TIFF

Black Rabbit is a gut-wrenching view of American life

In this deeply textured world, every ort of glamour and grime feels right
Johanna Schneller
Black Rabbit. Jason Bateman as Vince in episode 104 of Black Rabbit. Cr. Courtesy of Netflix © 2025

TIFF’s opening weekend marked by tension, protests, marketing buzz – and, of course, movies

Barry Hertz
Barry Hertz

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Neighbourhood cat tour brings some feline friendliness to Vancouver

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Business and Finance

Turbines are visible as cattle graze a field along Interstate-40 Saturday, Aug. 16, 2025, in Vega, Texas. (AP Photo/Julio Cortez)

Investors wary of sustainability claims as companies ditch disclosures

Nova Scotia’s rising power bills clash with government promises of affordability

Power lines are seen in Dartmouth, N.S. on Thursday, Nov. 29, 2018. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Andrew Vaughan
opinion

Booze, business and populism: Doug Ford’s antics evoke lessons from the past

John Turley-Ewart
John Turley-Ewart

Strathcona boosts bid for MEG Energy to top Cenovus offer

The Alberta Energy Regulator says it expects the province's oilsands production to grow by more than 17 per cent by 2033. Boilers—where steam is created—at the Cenovus Christina Lake oilsands facility southeast of Fort McMurray, Alta., on Wednesday April 24, 2024. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Amber Bracken

Active ETFs hold promise but also pose pitfalls amid uncertainty

Actively managed exchange-traded funds have a solid record of outperforming their indexes in the fixed-income sector, but they tend to falter for equities.

Opinion and analysis

Overconfidence in money decisions is created by making decisions - not gaining new knowledge

Preet Banerjee
Preet Banerjee

Why employers should be telling workers to ‘get a life’

Linda Nazareth
Linda Nazareth

Carney government’s housing GST rebate doesn’t go far enough

Austin Thompson
Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney gestures to his hard hat at a lumber mill in Elmsdale, Nova Scotia, Canada March 25, 2025. REUTERS/Blair Gable

Do CEOs think they are above the law in their workplaces?

Gus Carlson
FILE - France's Laurent Freixe, Executive Vice President in the Nestle Headquarters, applauds during an event in Vevey, Switzerland, Thursday, Sept. 18, 2014. (AP Photo/Keystone, Laurent Gillieron, File)

Trump-style executive capitalism is killing the offshore wind industry and could wreck other businesses

Eric Reguly
Eric Reguly

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charting retirement

Canadian lifespans are no longer increasing. Here are some possible reasons why

This could have impacts on life annuities and pension plan benefits, affecting retiring Canadians

Quebecor poised to pull ahead in cellphone wars as price competition eases, analysts say

Pedestrians pass by a Freedom Mobile store in Toronto, on Tuesday, Aug. 26, 2025. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Sammy Kogan
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Business Brief: A trade deal on the clock

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financial facelift

Can Tom and Pat, both in their early 40s, retire by 50 and still spend $200,000 a year?

August 14, 2025. Shannon VanRaes/The Globe and Mail

The best fixed and variable mortgage rates for the week

A "For Sale" sign sits in front of a house, in Toronto, on April 20, 2010. Moves by Ottawa to tighten mortgage lending rules did little to cool the country's two hottest real estate markets as home sales in Toronto and Vancouver continued to charge ahead last month. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darren Calabrese

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Portugal funicular crash likely caused by faulty cableVideo1:16

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The U.S. is interfering with public debate in Greenland. Canada could be next

Marcus Kolga

With today’s market, investors close to retirement face precarious times

Shooting at Jerusalem bus stop kills at least six, Israeli officials say

Russian dissidents in U.S. warn of deportation unless Canada intervenes

Opinion

Carney was elected on a wave of tariff panic. Now he has other problems

Shannon Proudfoot

TIFF’s opening weekend marked by tension, protests, marketing buzz – and, of course, movies

Opinion

Canada and America can’t break up –⁠ but we do need a trial separation

John Ibbitson

‘Queen of Canada’ Romana Didulo’s compound declared a threat to public safety by health officials

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Canadian campuses are mostly female. What are men doing instead?

opinion

What is lost when fewer men go to university?

Marsha Lederman
Men are less likely to go to university than women, data show.

Alberta vows to implement new standards for releasing treated oil sands mine water

There are roughly 1.4 million cubic metres of fluid tailings and more than 390 million cubic metres of water in ponds in the oil sands region.

From Abruzzo to the Americas, these three translated books tell extraordinary tales

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Canada

Elspeth Cameron, a well-known biographer of Canadian literary figures including Hugh MacLennan and Irving Layton, died Aug. 13 at the age of 82.
obituary

Biographer Elspeth Cameron told stories of Canadian literary talents and revealed her own secret life

B.C. ostrich farm hopes Ottawa will intervene to stop bird cull

Police investigate shootings in Vaughan, Ont., say three residences targeted

World

Erin Patterson arrives at Supreme Court of Victoria in Melbourne, Australia, Monday, Aug. 25, 2025. (Jason Edwards/NCA Pool via AP)

Australian ‘mushroom murderer’ Erin Patterson sentenced to minimum of 33 years in prison

Trump issues ‘last warning’ to Hamas in latest bid for Gaza deal

Israel’s Supreme Court rules government is not giving enough food to Palestinian prisoners

Politics

U.S. President Donald Trump delivers remarks to the White House Religious Liberty Commission at the Museum of the Bible, in Washington, D.C., U.S., September 8, 2025. REUTERS/Evelyn Hockstein

Trump administration asks U.S. Supreme Court to let it withhold foreign aid

CSIS cautions tech startups about pitching at events organized by China

Major projects draft list not good enough for Ontario, Ford says

Sports

New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge slides into second base past Toronto Blue Jays shortstop Ernie Clement during the third inning of their game in New York on Sunday.

With Bichette sidelined, Blue Jays powerless to prevent Yankees closing in

Josh Allen rallies Buffalo Bills for 16 points in final four minutes to stun Baltimore Ravens 41-40

Ken Dryden, legendary Canadiens goaltender, remembered for greatness on and off the ice

Style Advisor

Designer Caroline Mangosing taps her Filipino roots for a new fashion venture

Designer Caroline Mangosing taps her Filipino roots for a new fashion venture

Anna Wintour names Candice Bergen’s daughter Chloe Malle as Vogue successor

What Montreal’s summer fashion festival says about its status as Canada’s fashion capital

Health & Fitness

A participant gives feedback during a ‘tiny robot’ demonstration, conducted in Vancouver last month as part of a research study by the University of British Columbia’s IDEA Lab.

Tiny robots, big questions – can tech help older adults with simple tasks?

food for thought

Mediterranean diet may offset genetic risk of Alzheimer’s, new study shows

Leslie Beck
cult of fitness

Why Terry Fox’s legacy endures, 45 years after his Marathon of Hope

Real Estate

Here are renderings for Anthem's SOCO Two building in Coquitlam, which is part of their Homeownership Accelerator program.

End-users, rather than investors, expected to drive Vancouver housing market higher

Kerry Gold
done deal

Calgary townhouse sells to buyer offering $20,888 over asking

done deal

Buyers’ patience pays off in pursuit of New Westminster penthouse loft

Drive

A NuPort autonomous tractor-trailer

Canadian group sets goal of driverless truck travelling across Canada in 2028

car review

What used, low-range EV for less than $20,000 would you recommend for a second family car

driving concerns

Why are some motorcycles obnoxiously loud? Aren’t there laws against this?

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How a Quebec town fought to keep its ER open and welcomed foreign workers

Martine Riopel, cancer survivor and client of the Rivière Rouge emergency services and her lawyer Carl-Éric Therrien speak with the reporter and a former employee of the Rivière Rouge hospital on the 7th of May 2025. Story header: citizens of Rivière Rouge banded together to ensure that the governement did not shut down the emergency services at the Hospital in the small town of Rivière Rouge, Quebec.

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